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The third Far Cry game has reached a milestone.

The 3DS is doing well over in Japan.

I can already hear the rumor mills churning…

Fans of classical and orchestral music and Zelda devotees take note, Nintendo has just announced the new tour dates for their The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses concert tour.

Nintendo has announced that the original Wii’s online services will begin to shut down soon.

This week, we’re looking at the MMO scene of 2013, an introspective on Mario (that italian plumber guy) and a What If? scenario concerning Metal Gear.

The formerly Canadian exclusive lil’ Wii is on the way to the UK.

What if he doesn’t survive? He’s no good to me dead.

You probably already know that Activision’s Skylanders series has been a massive hit for the company, but I’ll guarantee that you didn’t know it was this much of a juggernaut.

BAFTA has announced the nominees for this year’s game awards. The show is to take place on the 5 March and Hosted by comedian and gamer, Dara O’Briain, for the fifth consecutive year.

The next game in the super-popular Skylanders series is both swappable and unstoppable.

Activision will have a very big presence indeed at Toy Fair 2013 with plenty of new Skylanders Giants stuff to show off, and Toys R Us in Times Square NYC will be getting things rolling with special offers and a free Skylander that won’t be available at retail for months.

The Legend of Zelda Hyrule Historia, Dark Horse Comics’ historical compendium of all things Link and Gannon, hits stores this week and is already topping the Amazon Best Seller list.

Activision and developer Toys for Bob’s smash hit sequel Skylanders Giants is about to get a pair of new playable Giants as a former pirate and a big floating eyeball join the team.

The new year is looking like a pretty good one for the Nintendo family of consoles. A few big name exclusives framed by a slate of third-party offerings are all on tap for 2013.

Gaming industry analytics firm DFC Intelligence forecasts victory for Microsoft’s Xbox over the Wii and PS3 well into the future and casts a questioning eye on the Wii U.